The phrase "also able to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone or something has the capacity to take additional factors or options into account.
Example: "In our analysis, we are also able to consider the long-term effects of the policy changes."
Alternatives: "also capable of considering" or "also in a position to consider".
I was also able to consider his response and choose to soften when he admitted his mistake and recognized how his mistake affected me.
In this paper we extend prior research that considers horizontal travel for a given number and length of the storage aisles so that we are also able to consider the height of the aisles as well.
Furthermore, CARA is also able to consider intra-class differentiation based on the applications' actual latency requirements, which is not possible with differentiation by bearer.
Clustering is also able to consider many dimensions within the vectors representing the policy thresholds and in this way the complex non-linear relationship between different policy thresholds is captured.
On the basis of subjects' grasping precision we were also able to consider the ability of participants to take account of features of the object, such as its size.
We were also able to consider the different environmental variable groups separately.
The algorithm is also able to take into account lakes and other geographical boundaries which need to be considered in the zone system.
The ruling means that the jurors will also be able to consider the lesser charges of first- and second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide during their deliberations.
KLS was founded in the summer of 2008, and it weathered that storm in part by having lots of cash on hand, though back then it also was able to consider its Treasury holdings to be nearly as safe as cash.
An official guide will also be able to consider your priorities and work with any time constraints you may have.
At this point, participants were asked to provide a binary 'yes' or 'no' response to each proposed revision, whilst also being able to consider the responses from other participants and results from the preceding round [32].
